22C3 - 2.2
22nd Chaos Communication Congress
Private Investigations
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Covert channels in TCP/IP: attack and defence |
Steven J. Murdoch
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Steven J. Murdoch is a researcher on covert channels in the Security Group of the University of Cambridge.
Steven J. Murdoch has been a researcher in the Security Group of the Cambridge University Computer Laboratory for 3 years and is nearing the end of his studies towards a PhD. His research interests include covert channels and their analysis, the secure storage access to jointly-administered structured data, information security, anonymity and software engineering. Previous projects he has worked on include reverse engineering the Luna CA3 cryptographic co-processor, investigation of covert channels as a collusion mechanism in games and using covert channel analysis techniques to find weaknesses in the Tor anonymity system.